Mk1 Golf Fuel Filler Necks

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Metal fuel filler neck tube for use on all Mark 1 Golf`s and Jettas from 1979 to 1983.

Also used on Mark 1 Golf Cabrio;et models from 1979 to 1984.

 

Fuel Filler Neck for Golf Mk1 Cabriolet`s (1984 to 1993)

Models from chassis 15-E-011 291 onwards.

May require longer rubber connecting pipe (Part number 533201219) to connect to the tank on some models.

Locking vented fuel cap for use on all Mk1 Golf`s.

This cap was originally used on early Mk1 Golf`s up to November 1977 as it does not feature a lock cover but can be used on all models if you prefer this style compared to the later style which has the lock cover.

Fuel filler neck seal which fits between the fuel filler neck and the body on all Mk1 Golf`s with caburettors and not fuel injection systems.

Fuel filler neck support ring for use on all Mk1 Golf`s with carburettors and not fuel injection.

This T-Piece connects the fuel tank breather hoses together and helps to disperse the pressure caused by expansion of the fuel in the fuel tank.

For use on all VW Beetles from 1968 onwards and Type 3`s from 1970 onwards.

Also used on very early Mk1 Golfs up to July 1975 with 1.5 Petrol (FH) and 1.1 Petrol (FA) engines.

Fuel filler hose between the metal filler neck and fuel tank on Mk2 Scirocco`s (1984 to 1992) and Golf Mk1 Cabriolet (1984 to 1993)

Fuel tank breather hose 45 degree elbow that fits between the fuel tank and the T-Piece.

Originally fitted to all VW Beetles,Karmann Ghia`s and Type 3`s from August 1968 onwards.

Also used on Mk1 Golf Hatchbacks upto August 1979 with 1.1 Petrol (FA,GG), 1.5 Petrol (FH,JB), 1.6 Petrol (EC,EG,EW,FP) and 1.5 Diesel (CK) engines and Mk1 Golf cabriolet`s with 1.5 Petrol (JB) engines.

21mm OD x 15mm ID

Locking non-vented fuel cap for use on all Mk1 Golf`s.

This cap was originally used on late Mk1 Golf`s from November 1977 onwards and features a flap which covers the lock barrel but can be used on all models if you prefer this style compared to the early style which does not feature the lock cover.